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PostSubject: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptySat Apr 21, 2007 11:45 am

hey, if i removed the mufflers on my 95 riv supercharged, but kept the cat on it, and just ran pipes out the back, would i gain a little hp, also i wouldnt loose torque or boost would i?

also, what size pipe is on the 95 supercharged riv stock?
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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptySat Apr 21, 2007 12:20 pm

please visit the muffler thread in the series 2 section. You don't loose torque going to a bigger muffler. The torque curve just changes (higher in the RPM range).
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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptySat Apr 21, 2007 12:27 pm

thanks, and whats the stock pipe size? 2.5?
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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptySat Apr 21, 2007 4:05 pm

Imo, the gains in HP from cutting off mufflers aren't spectacular. The way to get power out of the Series I SC is to increase boost and flow more air through. Mufflers aren't the most restrictive part in my experience.

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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptyTue Jan 27, 2009 3:15 am

maybe deleting one of the mufflers,and running only one through maybe a 3" pipe all the way to the down pipe might maintain low end tourqe and also high end? what do you think?? itl save a few pounds too!
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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptyTue Jan 27, 2009 4:31 pm

I'm sure a muffler delete would give you a little power but probably not night and day , and there are better gains to be had with an intake , plus it will sound better than exhaust IMO.

Many modded rivs on this forum still run stock exhaust. AA for one is making about 300hp through the stock resonator and mufflers.
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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptyWed Jan 28, 2009 9:58 am

i see,when it comes down to it,maybe ill try it out,deleting a muffler,and see what happens. just dead weight. cant seem to find anybody who can say for sure if two mufflers actually are better than one? i think its just for looks!
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PostSubject: first mods   removing mufflers EmptyMon Apr 06, 2009 9:51 pm

im starting to put some more power to my riv im removing resonator high flow mufflers intake, and a strut tower brace im just tring to figure out what mufflers should i put on and where can i get the strut tower brace
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PostSubject: Re: removing mufflers   removing mufflers EmptyMon Apr 06, 2009 10:33 pm

I've only ever put exhaust on v-8's that I've owned, and always loved Flowmaster's. Dont know about a v-6 though, they're hard to make the exhaust sound good.
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